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Teth
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Also known as tet

Teth, also written as ' or Tet', is the ninth letter of the Semitic abjads, including Phoenician ṭēt 𐤈, Hebrew ṭēt , Aramaic ṭēṯ 𐡈, Syriac ṭēṯ ܛ, and Arabic ṭāʾ . It is also related to the Ancient North Arabian 𐪗‎‎‎, South Arabian , and Geʽez .

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Teth
Semitic letter.previouslink
Heth
Semitic letter.previousletter
Heth
Semitic letter.nextlink
Yodh
Semitic letter.nextletter
Yodh
Semitic letter.archar
ط
Semitic letter.sychar
ܛ
Semitic letter.hechar
ט
Semitic letter.smchar
ࠈ
Semitic letter.amchar
𐡈
Semitic letter.nbchar
𐢋‎
Semitic letter.gechar
ጠ
Semitic letter.ugchar
𐎉
Semitic letter.phchar
𐤈
Semitic letter.nachar
𐪗
Semitic letter.sachar
𐩷
Semitic letter.grchar
Θ
Semitic letter.lachar
ϴ, Þ

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Yodh
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heth
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Tết
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Teth (letter)

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Article · Italiano

Teth o Tet (pronunciata tˤ) è la nona lettera di molti alfabeti semitici, come l'alfabeto fenicio, l'aramaico, l'ebraico, il siriaco. Corrisponde alla θ greca e alla ط (Ṭāʾ) araba, nona nel tradizionale ordine abjad, 16ª nel ordine arabo moderno. La Ța viene anche usata nel persiano, ma pronunciata come una "t" dura ed è la 19ª lettera dell'alfabeto persiano moderno.

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